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People choose dermaplaning because the procedure can reveal smoother, firmer and healthier skin. So, if you are dealing with acne scars, dry skin, peach fuzz, fine lines, or sun exposure, you are a good candidate to get dermaplaning treatment. It is safe for most skin types and an ideal solution to deal with mild facial hair.
You can do dermaplaning every 3 to 4 weeks, however, it’s important to remember it won’t treat active acne cases or skin burns, or skin rashes. If you need help with getting rid of unwanted peach fuzz while also rejuvenating the look of your face, consult our doctors for the best advice.
Softer and smoother skin
Brighter-looking appearance
Remove dead skin cells instantly
Safe exfoliation for all skin types
Gentle & relaxing on the skin
Peach-fuzz removal
You should avoid sun exposure, limit makeup use, skip harsh products, and apply gentle moisturizers.
You can feel some mild redness or swell on your skin after the treatment. However, there is minimal downtime so it will be all good after 24 to 48 hours.
No. There is a common misconception that shaving will cause hair to grow back thicker and darker, but this treatment doesn’t. The treatment does not interact with the hair follicles or have any adverse impact on hair growth. After the treatment, your hair will continue growing the same way it used to.
Although these two names are similar, both treatments offer exfoliation. Dermabrasion is less performed now as compared to dermaplaning. Unlike Dermabrasion, dermaplaning helps minimize the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and improves skin texture.
It is recommended to take advice from the experts before you try this procedure at home. It’s best to seek out a doctor or a trained aesthetician for dermaplaning treatment.
No. Unlike shaving and waxing, dermaplaning is a treatment that can only be performed on the face.
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